Graham Woodard
We were introduced to Graham in the fall of 2010 through local disc jockeys, Atticus Black and Yvonne Peterson. Graham is an awesome guitarist with a metal background who is currently exploring his Americana side in his own acoustic band, Doublewide.

Patrick Sullivan
Patrick hails from Newport, Rhode Island and moved to Florida where he attended Daytona State College and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He has an interest in alternative punk and rock, and still has dreams of starting a Daytona band where he can really, really, no REALLY rock out. For now, he's enjoying playing solid bass lines for the Park-O-Lators. He was awesome at his first show with us at the Daytona Shrimp Festival in May 2011.

Formerly with the Parkolators:

Julie Baker
Photo by Jake, September 2010.

Julie Baker
Joining the Park-O-Lators and the Convergent Zone in September, 2010, is guest bassist Julie Baker. With over 20 years of performing experience, she is a wonderful addition to the band. She began her career in music theater before joining a cover band and touring the New England / New York area. In 1987, Julie moved to Florida where she has continued playing for cover bands. She is influenced by Broadway and Jazz artists from the 1930s and 40s. Currently, she is a member of the The Baker Act and the Redman Baker Act and Jules and Jade.

Julie says:

"Being with the Park-O-Lators and their wonderful 'original blend' music of Roots Americana is a reat treat for me, unlike anything else I have done before. It is fresh, rhythmically and lyrically and has a basic integrity that creates an enjoyable and danceable sound."

Zane Bowman
Also joining us as a guest on rhythm guitar is Zane Bowman. We met Zane at the Summer of Love Festival and he graciously agreed to sit in with us on guitar this fall. Zane has his own band, Sabertooth Chuck, with his friends Dan and Adam. They are awesome! We have been fortunate to share a few shows with them.

Marshall "Chuggy" Letter
This summer, we were fortunate to have a real rock and roller play with us. Chuggy grew up in Daytona Beach and was friends with the Allman Brothers. He played with legendary Daytona Beach band The Nightcrawlers (famous for their hit "Little Black Egg") from 1966-1969 before quitting the band to get married and move to Vermont. In 2010, Chuggy returned to the Daytona area and spent the summer of 2010 playing rhythm guitar for the Park-O-Lators. He is currently living in the Clemson, SC area and we miss him very much.

Updated 9/1/2011.